How to avoid Facebook domain blocking

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Facebook are checking every single url posted through it's platform and blocks root domain based on a large keywords dictionary with AI Support.

You can avoid getting your domain blocked by using a manual redirect page.


By creating an HTML page that asks the visitor to click on redirection button.

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Notice that, in the code, the destination URL is partitioned, this is important to make it hard for URL analyzers to find the destination URL

:) Enjoy!
 
How to create that HTML page ?
 
Is this for Ads? You'll have to cloak that landing page or you'll get banned.
 
show some consistency and do slow and steady work. Do not work violently but work patiently daily and consistently.
 
I got my domain blocked on Facebook and MAN. There is no F**** way to unblock it. I filed more then 20 requests for unblock and nothing.
Also other members from my groups sent requests to FB for unblocking it but nothing. I think I'll bury this domain in the graveyard.

Anyway, I was thinking doing the same with my new domain but you were faster. Thank you anyway for the script. This is the only solution for Facebook blocks.
 
I got my domain blocked on Facebook and MAN. There is no F**** way to unblock it. I filed more then 20 requests for unblock and nothing.
Also other members from my groups sent requests to FB for unblocking it but nothing. I think I'll bury this domain in the graveyard.
It's not unlocked. The easiest way to create a new
 
Here is the script in text format and with timeout implemented. Right now I am using it to redirect to my blocked domain by Facebook.
 

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cloak is the only way to stop bot knowing who you are .
 
cloak is the only way to stop bot knowing who you are .
How do you cloak?

OK Update. It seems my proxy domain got blocked by Facebook ATM. I think it was because of the auto redirect.
Now I remove it and I am trying without redirect on fresh domain.

Update 2: The fresh proxy URL is fine. So the problem seems to be the auto redirect I implemented in the script.
 
Still risky, I don't think it will pass a manual review.
 
Here is the script in text format and with timeout implemented. Right now I am using it to redirect to my blocked domain by Facebook.
If anyone use this script (Facebook) to redirect to a blocked domain, I can guarantee your domain will be blocked. You will need to stop auto redirect in the script
 
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